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Detailed description

Autel EVO Max 4N is an industrial drone with a Starlight camera for low-light observation and a thermal camera.

Autel EVO Max 4N

EVO Max 4N focuses on night observation and combining several kinds of imagery. Starlight captures visible detail in very low light, while thermal imaging shows temperature differences. These complementary views are useful when inspecting infrastructure and documenting conditions on site.

Features and use

  • 2.3MP Starlight camera
  • 1/1.28-inch 50MP wide CMOS camera
  • Thermal system in the EVO Max 4N configuration
  • Up to 42 minutes under stated test conditions

Choosing the configuration

4N and 4T are different EVO Max versions; the distinctive feature of 4N is its Starlight camera. Select sensors around the required result, then check aircraft edition, batteries and controller. Actual night performance depends on the scene and operating conditions.

This configuration suits buyers who prefer selecting additional accessories individually. Check box contents, controls and power before comparing the price with a larger bundle; the same model can be offered in different packages.

Maximum endurance is measured under controlled conditions. Wind, temperature, settings, payload and battery condition affect results; keep a reserve for returning and landing.

Getting more from this model

For a thermal inspection, locate the asset in the visible image first, then examine temperature distribution in infrared. A thermal anomaly is evidence to investigate, not an automatic diagnosis. Sunlight, wind, moisture, surface material and viewing angle influence the result. Keep distance and conditions comparable across reports and archive original files rather than screenshots alone. This workflow is useful for buildings, installations and difficult-to-access equipment. Define the smallest defect of interest before travelling so that you can choose a realistic working distance and check whether the detail is sufficient.

Frequently asked questions

Can the thermal camera see through walls?

No. It records infrared radiation from visible surfaces; a coloured temperature map does not directly show the inside of a wall.

Does digital zoom add measured detail?

It does not create additional thermal-sensor pixels. Distance and angle are crucial for a small feature within appropriate operating conditions.

What should a report retain?

The associated visible image, location, time, conditions and relevant measurement settings. Interpret findings alongside the asset's construction and ground-level checks.

When choosing in Moldova, compare the complete configuration at DronExpert in Chișinău. The current MDL price and availability are shown on this product page.